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Miniman:
If its been stood for ages then the only cure for that is a good run....
My perkins had been stood for a year and it took a good few days of running to get it nice again.

I think a better explanation would help so when ya next on mate give us some more info and we will see if we can help a bit more.

If not then I am sure we can babble on and confuse you...he he

mark.yellow.series.3:

--- Quote from: "Miniman" ---If its been stood for ages then the only cure for that is a good run....
My perkins had been stood for a year and it took a good few days of running to get it nice again.

I think a better explanation would help so when ya next on mate give us some more info and we will see if we can help a bit more.

If not then I am sure we can babble on and confuse you...he he
--- End quote ---


yes i subscribe to the good thashing techique, it works wonders for most things.

and iam in a perminat state of confusion all the time. :lol:

ross501:
well its mainly when idel  it has had a re boar all new pistons a rebuilt head does get used a fair bit but not everyday but at least every otherday just really annoying as i have almost a new engine now

ross501:
any help and all help is greatly apreciated changed the injectors the smoke does get worse up hill and it does not idel very well

mark.yellow.series.3:

--- Quote from: "ross501" ---any help and all help is greatly apreciated changed the injectors the smoke does get worse up hill and it does not idel very well
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a bit of blackish smoke when powering up hill is normal, its the engine getting lots of fuel that it is burning, as oposed to white smoke which (if it not water of course) which is unburned fuel.
you say youve had the injectors done and its worse? did you have new nozles in the injectors? or just tested.
have you every had the pump off, is it timed right (as miniman said earlier)??

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